Submit Coronary Artery Bypass Graft Data (CORC)

Cardiac Online Reporting for California (CORC) is HCAI’s secure Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) data collection system. CORC was developed to assist California hospitals with the mandate to report CABG surgeries to the California Cardiovascular Outcomes Reporting Program (CCORP).

Cardiac Online Reporting for California

Cardiac online reporting for California (CORC) is a web-based information system which enables hospitals to submit Coronary Bypass Graft (CABG) surgeries to the California Cardiovascular Outcomes Reporting Program (CCORP). 

Submit Coronary Bypass Graft Data

Hospital Due Dates

Report Period: January – June

  • Due Date: September 28

Report Period: July – December

  • Due Date: April 1

Stages

Stage 1

A hospital’s first data submission for the reporting period. Due 90 days after the end of a reporting period.

Stage 2

A 21-day cleanup stage.

Stage 3

A 30-day finalization stage.

CABG Outcomes Reports

Single year reports include hospital level information. Two-year reports include hospital and surgeon level information

View CABG Outcomes Reports

Clinical Advisory Panel

The California Cardiovascular Outcomes Reporting Program (CCORP) Clinical Advisory Panel is authorized by Section 12878 of the California Health and Safety Code and appointed by the HCAI Director. The Panel includes three members nominated by the California Chapter of the American College of Cardiology, three members nominated by the California Medical Association, and three members nominated by consumer organizations. The Panel recommends data elements to include in the CCORP database, approves the development of the risk-adjustment models used in the CCORP outcomes reports, and reviews the statements submitted by physicians who believes that their risk-adjusted outcomes in the preliminary report do not accurately reflect the quality of care provided.

Committee Members

  • Ralph G. Brindis, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.C.
    Interv. Cardiologist (Retired)
    Nominated California ACC
  • Joanna Chikwe, M.D.
    CV Surgeon
    Nominated California ACC
  • Cheryl Damberg, Ph.D.
    Healthcare Researcher
    Consumers Union
  • Vincent DeFilippi, M.D.
    CV Surgeon
    California Medical Association
  • Gordon L. Fung, M.D., MPH, Ph.D.
    General Cardiologist
    California Medical Association
  • Hon S. Lee, M.D.
    CV Surgeon
    California Medical Association
  • Mamoo Nakamura, M.D., Ph.D.
    Interv. Cardiologist
    California ACC
  • Andrew Rassi, M.D.
    Interv. Cardiologist
    California ACC
  • Rita F. Redberg, M.D.
    General Cardiologist
    Consumers Union
  • Maribeth Shannon, M.S.
    Consumer Representative
    Consumers Union
  • Richard J. Shemin, M.D.
    CV Surgeon
    California ACC
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Laws and Regulations

Senate Bill signed into law on October 14, 2001, established a mandatory CABG surgery program. The laws governing CCORP are in the Health and Safety Code Sections 128675-128810.

Data Resources

Training Manual and Guide

CORC User Registration

To access CORC, all hospitals must first complete the User Agreement:

CCORP Data Reporting

Clinical Frequently Asked Questions

Training

Data element training includes:

  • December 2020 (All data elements)
    • Part 1 Video (link below)
    • Part 2 Video (link below)

Computer-Based Training (CBT) is now available for hospital use. Please plan to take this step-by-course on how to submit your CABG surgery data to CCORP though the CORC system. 

Take Computer-Based Training

California Cardiovascular Outcomes Reporting Program
Version Eight Training (Access from Chrome or Edge)

General Information

CORC Hotline

CORC is supported during regular business hours Monday-Friday exluding State observed holidays. The CORC system may not be available Saturdays due to routine maintenance.

Mailing Address

CCORP, Healthcare Analytics Branch
Department of Health Care Access and Information 
2020 West El Camino Avenue, Suite 1100
Sacramento, CA 95833

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